Average Rating: 3.66 Rating Variance: 0.42 Objectivity Score: 68% (Fairly Balanced)
Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name5.0 classicCorrosion of Conformity In the Arms of GodRarely does a blend of Blues, Jazz, and Metal work so well. Consistent across the album is a layering of bluesy solos, extremely technical jazz fills and beats, and chuggy metal riffs. If not for John Custer's mixing and production acumen In The Arms of God would border on avent-garde. rDespite the sonic sound synonymous with Corrosion of Conformity it still is technically sound, never getting lost in song structure or adding unnecessary elements. Take for example Rise River Rise, forgoing the use of drums for a simple maraca beat with a hypnotic guitar riff surrounded by endlessly stormy and drifting solos. If music is meant encapsulate imagery and feeling no song I have ever heard does it better. rEach time I attempted to dismiss any song as uninspired or bland, a couple more listens would draw my ears to a new element in the layering. Find a guitar line or a drum beat and immediately to are taken away, drowning some voodoo New Orleans bullsh*t. It's ethereal. Led Zeppelin Houses Of The HolyMachine Head The BlackeningMegadeth Rust in PeaceMudvayne L.D. 504.5 superbCorrosion of Conformity WisebloodCorrosion of Conformity America's Volume DealerDanzig DanzigDown NOLANo matter how how much music you listen to this Album will sound completely different and impossible to compare. It won't matter if you listen to every sludge and stoner album, nothing gets close to this.Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin IVLynyrd Skynyrd Pronounced Leh-Nerd Skin-NerdA lot of the songs here transcend genre to emerge has emotional personal ballads of Van Zant. Lynyrd Skynyrd was a band that hadn't exactly released any material in the time from the band's inception in high school; and yet they absolutely knew their sound like seasoned veterans of southern rock. rThey lived the music they played. Megadeth Countdown to ExtinctionMegadeth DystopiaMetallica St. AngerMetallica fans are sheltered cry babies. The production is no worse than a Thrash Classic like Violent Restitution by Razor. So many albums from the likes of Slayer to Pantera have the same snare sound but because Metallica fans expect every album to sound like Master of Puppets they hate St. Anger. Metallica sounds like its violent and complex self here, taking inspiration from the likes of The Great Southern Trendkill which also was attempting to make a record that would go against the grain of angst. St. Anger is clearly a takes on Nu-Metal which was dominating at the time. This is hard, its angry, its passionate.Metallica Kill 'Em AllMetallica ...And Justice For AllSleep Token Take Me Back to EdenStone Temple Pilots CoreStrapping Young Lad City4.0 excellentAlice in Chains Alice In ChainsAvenged Sevenfold Life Is But A Dream...Corrosion of Conformity DeliveranceDanzig Danzig II: LucifugeDanzig Danzig III: How The Gods KillDaughters You Won't Get What You WantDeftones AdrenalineGesaffelstein AlephHavok ConformicideHellyeah Blood for BloodLed Zeppelin Physical GraffitiMegadeth YouthanasiaMegadeth Peace Sells... But Who's Buying?Megadeth Killing Is My Business... and Business Is Good!Megadeth EndgameMegadeth The Sick, the Dying… and the Dead!Overall 8.2/10rTSTDTD 9/10rLife In Hell 8.5/10 rNight Stalkers 8/10 rDogs Of Chernobyl 9/10rSacrifice 7/10rJunkie 5/10rPsychopathy 8/10 rKilling Time 6.5/10rSoldier On! 9/10rCelebutante 10/10 rMission to Mars 8/10rWe'll Be Back 9/10 Melvins A Senile AnimalMetallica Master Of PuppetsMetallica Ride The LightningMudvayne The End of All Things to ComeMudvayne The New GameNine Inch Nails Pretty Hate MachineNine Inch Nails BrokenPantera Cowboys from HellPantera The Great Southern TrendkillRazor Violent RestitutionSlayer World Painted BloodSleep Token This Place Will Become Your TombSleep Token Even in ArcadiaStaind DysfunctionThe Used Lies for the LiarsTool ÆnimaTool UndertowTool 10,000 DaysTrivium ShogunVio-Lence Oppressing The MassesVio-Lence Let The World Burn2.5/5 on Flesh From The Bone, somewhat generic for thrash 4/5 Screaming Always is absolutely unique song that blends the raw aggression of Eternal Nightmare with the melodic tones of Nothing to Gain 4.5/5 Upon the Cross switches from the speedy riffs to some more "radio friendly" thrash. This song absolutely displays the strengths of the new Vio-lence lineup. 3/5 Gato Negro is a little more interesting than Flesh From The Bone but still is a bit blurry 4.5/5 Let The World Burn is so much funYes Close to the Edge3.5 greatAlice in Chains DirtAlice in Chains SapAlice in Chains FaceliftDamageplan New Found PowerDanzig Danzig 4Deftones Around the FurDown Down III: Over the UnderHavok VHelmet MeantimeHelmet BettyMegadeth The System Has FailedMegadeth Cryptic WritingsMegadeth United AbominationsMelvins HoudiniMelvins Stoner WitchMetallica Death MagneticPantera Reinventing the SteelRazor Cycle of ContemptRebel Meets Rebel Rebel Meets RebelRed Vox Another LightSlayer Reign In BloodSleep Token SundowningSlipknot SlipknotStaind TormentedStone Temple Pilots PurpleSturgill Simpson High Top MountainThe Used The UsedTool LateralusVio-Lence Eternal Nightmare3.0 goodCorrosion of Conformity No Cross No CrownDeftones Koi No YokanDown Down II: A Bustle in Your HedgerowHellyeah HellyeahHellyeah Welcome HomeMegadeth The World Needs a HeroMegadeth So Far, So Good... So What!Metallica LoadMetallica MetallicaMudvayne Lost and FoundNine Inch Nails The Downward SpiralRed Vox What Could Go WrongRed Vox VisionsSlayer God Hates Us AllSlayer Diabolus In MusicaThe Used ArtworkTool Fear InoculumVio-Lence Nothing To Gain2.5 averageAlice in Chains Black Gives Way to BlueCoroner Mental VortexHellyeah Band of BrothersKirk Hammett PortalsMegadeth RiskMegadeth Th1rt3enMegadeth Super ColliderMetallica ReloadMetallica Hardwired...To Self-DestructMetallica 72 SeasonsRed Vox Kerosene2.0 poorSlayer Repentless
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